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Content You Need: The Ease Package
We want to add a little more life to your transitions. You’ve probably made a habit of using line, bline, or line~ to handle all of your smooth value changes. While this is very handy, these linear...
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Max For Live Sightings (Tag-Team Edition)
This month’s look at Max for Live devices has turned out to be an exercise in synchronicity – nosing around on sites like maxforlive.com and checking our Projects gallery for interesting MFL devices...
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This week, Cycling ’74 runs down the new Ease package features and checks out Max for Live devices for the highly strung. Read this newsletter, visit the archives, or subscribe now!
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Hardware/Software Overview: The Speakerphone
A couple of weeks ago, I filed my first EU “On The Road” report by cycling across town to visit the Audioease world headquarters to check out the where, who, and how of things. Predictably, the piece...
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Artist Focus: China Blue
China Blue’s work lives in that space where art and science overlap, and commutes to less obvious destinations from there – the Eiffel Tower, the canals of Venice, NASA’s Vertical Gun chamber, and the...
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Advanced Max: FFTs, Part 4
Now that we’ve got the basics for understanding FFT processing in Max, let’s pull it all together and make something wonderful. This week’s 42-minute video pulls pieces together from previous...
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This week, Cycling ’74 checks out a software source of inspiration and chats with an artist providing insight into our brain’s activity. Read this newsletter, visit the archives, or subscribe now!
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A Few Minutes with Tom Hall
Photo: Suzy Poling Even if you’ve never met him, you know my Cycling ’74 colleague and friend Tom Hall; It was his dulcet Tasmanian voice that urged you on through your first Max for Live...
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